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more than what they want!

Strategies for healthy boundaries

Strategies for healthy boundaries

Strategies for setting healthy boundaries In my previous article, I wrote about the significance of setting boundaries for babies from an early age, starting with a baby crib. In this new article I come up with several effective strategies to establish healthy...

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Healthy boundaries for babies

Healthy boundaries for babies

Healthy boundaries for babies In the challenging journey of raising a baby, one of the pivotal aspects that often gets overlooked is the establishment of healthy boundaries. Because they are tiny, sensitive, and sweet, most parents believe their babies do not need any...

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Understanding the 3-year Sleep Regression

Understanding the 3-year Sleep Regression

Understanding the 3-Year Sleep Regression -   Toddlers are a bundle of energy, curiosity, joy, but also strong will and unpredictable experiences. By the time your child turns 3, you already have the terrible 2s behind you, so you might think that nothing new can come...

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Stress, self-settling and emotional support

Stress, self-settling and emotional support

Baby stress, self-settling & emotional support - In a previous article, I mentioned the debate around cortisol – the stress and activity hormone – which measures the distress babies feel during a challenging experience. So, let’s look at this issue in the context...

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Types of memory babies experience

Types of memory babies experience

Baby memory -   I ended my previous article promising to explore the ambiguous memory lane babies experience, shedding light on the profound impact they may exert on a child's sleep in the future. First of all, there is no recollection of the “intrinsic” memory...

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Attachment and baby sleep training

Attachment and baby sleep training

 Attachment & baby sleep training -   Dr. Gabor Mate, the famous American-Hungarian psychologist whose research has been focused on trauma, addiction and child attachment thinks that: “the most essential template for the emotional development of the child as...

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Attachment parenting

Attachment parenting

Attachment parenting   What we hear most often today is the concept of attachment parenting - a notion interpreted in the early 2000s by the American paediatrician William Sears and his wife, nurse Martha Sears as a “parenting approach that emphasizes responding...

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